What is this?
Vesicles are like small, bubble-shaped containers found inside your body's cells. They are used to store or transport different materials, kind of like tiny moving boxes. They help move things around the cell or even send them outside the cell.
Key Parts to Explore
Vesicle Wall
This is the outer skin of the vesicle, made of special fats.
Cargo
This is the important stuff, like proteins or waste, stored or moved inside the vesicle.
Cell Cytoplasm
This is the jelly-like liquid surrounding the vesicle inside the cell.
Surface Proteins
These are tiny helpers on the outside of the vesicle wall that control what it does.
Did You Know?
Believe it or not, vesicles are so tiny that millions of them are working inside just one of your cells right now!
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